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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-18
IN A A WAY.
The News of the Day POintediy Para
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.

Inc news Ol Nuc Dhg AohhhCy
ErSPhed for Hasty Readers.
OFFICER STEVENS run in a drunk last
night.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
Miss FoRrEsorE this evening, at the
Opera House.
IL the Jenney-Kitz case before Justice
Phillips, yesterday, 4 verdict was rendered
for plaintiff for Sl7S.l5.
The Chamber of Commerce was called
to meet last evening in regular session, but
as a quorum failed to appear, nothing
was done.
ALARGE fire on the hilltop back Of -Et-
naville, about half-paSt seven O'Clock last
evening. attracted 4 good deal Of attention
in this city.
\ NUMBER of Wheeling people will go
up to Pittsburg on Monday evening next
to hear Patti, who appears at the BJou
that evening.
THERE were but three cases before His
Honor yesterday morning. Two OF the
victims went TO the hill, and in the third
case execution was suspended.
A STILL alarm was sent in TO the Eighth
ward hose house yesterday morning,
caused by 4 chimney fire at 5. /. Brice :
residence. No damage was done
This evening the Bridgeport and Wheel
ing. Uniform Divisions, h. of T., will pay
a fraterual visit 10 Ohio Valley Lodge, h.
OF T., At their castle on Main street.
ASSESSOR BLANCHARD will not resign
his present position as Deputy Sheriff until
April II, when Shariff Handlan will APP
point a substitute. IL Is reported there
are a number of candidates for Blanchard :
shoes.
wELL-KSowN lady made complaint
before Justice Phillips. yesterday, that the
sum OF Sl6O, which had been stored away
in a box, had disappeared. The Justice in
Yestigated the case, hut found no ground
for action.
GEORGE OTTu, Of C~laringtOn. who has
been in the city for about " weeks past,
has complained to the police that he was
robbed OF about 800 sometime during
Wednesday. - far no cline 10 the thief
has been discovered.
The work of building the vault for the
Dollar Savings Bank is progressing rapidly,
and when done it will be one OF the most
secure and handsome IN the city. The in
side OF the vsult is composed of tile-faced
brick, imperyious 10 moisture.
A SMALL daughter OF Bernard Metzger,
who resides at 27ls Eoff street, while play
ing with I clothes wriDger, yesterday
morning, got the third finger OF her lett
hand caught on the cUgS and crushed al
most of. Or. Schwinn dressed the injury
and will attempt to save the finger.
\ NEW mault grinder was put IN Rey-
maDn's brewery the early part of this
week and the gentleman who superintend-
ell its erection left the city. Yesterday Il
serious accident happened to the machine
and il wa found necessary 20 telegraph TO
headquarters for a mechanic 10 make re-
pairs.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING.
Nothing Much But Routine Business franasad-
Matters Of Interest 10 the Public
St&l Patrons.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Education was held last evening
in the rooms OF the Board in the Public
Library building. At roll call the follow
lug members were present: Messrs Acker,
Dobbins, Ebeling, Ellingham, Eschtruth,
Harmon, Harrell, Jepson, List, Mccoy,
Naylor, Work and President Pipes,
Messs. Waterhouse and Reed coming in
later. The minutes OF the last regular
and special meetings were read and ap-
proved, after which the following business
was transacted:
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to S26S.36, which were
ordered paid.
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds
reported that they had provided temporary
quarters in the old Court House for the &C
commodatiou OF Wash ngton school and
had also provided apartments for the Jani-
Tor in the same building the use OF which
had been rendered them by the City COun-
Gil. The report stated that in making the
removal, items OF expense amounting In
the aggregate TO S2lS.lS bad been incur
red, which amount was ordered paid by
the adoption of the report.
The Committee on Text Books reported
that, in pursuance of the authority given
at the last meeting il had ordered the pur-
chase of t%wenty.four singing books, Of
which number twelve were given To Madi-
son school, and further it had received
bids for furnishing the schools with maps
and recommended that a set of maps he
bought for each school except Madison,
embracing the United States, Europe,
Asia, Africa and South America. The re-
port was adopted.
Librarian Wilson's report showed the
total circulation OF books for the month OF
February 6,UlI, average circulation per day
PSI. circulation in reading room 4S3,
amount received from fines SIS.
The Committee on Teachers and Schools
reported that in compliance with the in
structlOns given at the last meeting TO in
quire into the a~bviSability OF introducing
the FIRE drill in the schools of the city,
recommended that the Superintendent be
instructed to inform the principals Of the
various schools that il is the wish of this
body that the fire drill be introduced into
their schools without delay, and the pupils
be so instructed as to become proficient
therein. The report was adopted.
Superintendent AnderSOn's monthly re-
Fort Wa submitted, an abstract of which
Is As follows:
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NIayo in Nordeck.

Frank Mayo has been secured by Man
ager Foose, and will appear at the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, in that universally admired play
"Nordeck." This should be made the
fashionable event OF the season. From the
many laudatory notices from all parts
OF the country we clip the following. The
Lowell Times says:
Never in the dramatic history Of Lowell
has a play sprung so quickly and so firm
" into popular favor as has "Nordeck. >
Its sixth performance nearly filled Music
Hall last evening with an enthusiastic au-
dience, many Of whose faces have been
seen at previous representations. There Is
4 species of fascination not 50 much in the
story of the drama as in the extremely
artistic skill and finish with which 1t Is
told. The dialogue Is a marvel Of purity
and vigor OF diction, and the situations,
though enforced, are ever strong and pic
turesque. The company was the same
last evening as when last seen here, and
the old favorites repeated their former sue
cesses. Mr.. Mayo's manly impersonation
of the hero won we'll deserved plaudits.
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An x Affair.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Pearson entertained
a number OF friends in \ very handsome
manner at their elegant home, on Six,
tenth street, last evening, with domino
whist. Handsome prizes we're gwen the
winners. Choice refreshments were served,
followed 10y an impromptu musicale, which
WAS, along with the former part OF the en-
tertainment, highly enjoyable.
This wa the first party Of this kind ever
given in Wheeling and il proved 10 he q
most delightful novelty. Mr.. John II.
Hobbs and Ms. DIR. Slocum Won the
prizes, which were q handsome cigar case
filled with choice weeds and \ beautiful
Russia photograph case. II is very proha-
bic that domino whist will become the
fayonte card game, and will suPersede pro-
g~ressive euchre.
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4 RnXal GOOD 1Ime.

Last evening Mr.. John Friedel, the
Main street china merchant gave q splen.
did reception at his home on the Island, to
his employees. At half-past six O'Clock an
elegant supper was served, after which the
evening was spent in 3 very pleasant
social manner. Several Of Mr.. F.'s en-
ployes have been with him for a number OF
years, and this VA hut al expression Of
the good feeling existing between employer
and employees.
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DoInKs Of Boats and Bostmsp along the
Ohio,

DoIngs Of Boats and Bostmsu along the
Ohio.
The Sberley will leave for CDcionati
promptly at ; O'Clock tomorrow.
The marks ut the landing last evening
indicated : feet : inches and falling.
The mammoth Joe b. Williams will re-
turn South in a few days with the biggest
tow Of coal ever taken South by d tow
boat, she having already the honor OF hav-
ing taken the biggest tow on record, bat
the present TOW will exceed il by loo, 600
bushels. She will take thirty cnalboats.
fourteen barges and FIVE fuel boats, and
the boat and tow will cover nearly seven
acres Of spao- in the river. The big Joe Il
\ whale, and Capt jack will git thar
With eli they can hitch 10 Der. II DIV about
yOur railroads hauling the amount Of coal
that's handled On q rips-LoHisriR> Own
RSrriaL.
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PLEASANT EVENTS.
The FIRST CONCERT OF The LADIES QUAR-
IETTR Club,
4 Nst Successful Afair-An Espyas.s kVsaIns
1t N EaI Eni Rsi-
dsacS.

The first public appearance OF the Lsdie'
Quartette Club, at Banners music hall,
last evening, was an event heartily enjoyed
by the select audience, Of two hundred and
fifty musical people, which was present
The large hall was fairly crowded, and 'h'
satisfaction of the ~assemblase found cx'
preston in frequent bursts OF applause
The programme As published in yester'
days REGISTER was fully carried
out, and every number upon
it showed careful study and
proved the possession Of unusual musical
talent by those who appeared uPon the
stage during the evening. The existence
Of this talent, il may he added, has
long been suspected Of Mrs Palmer, and
Misses Williams, Bankard, aud Sweeney,
and We thus betray nc confidence in
publicly abiding TO the matter. Mr..
Palmer and Misses Williams and Bankard
were all in excellent voice, and inspired by
the cultivated audience which early
showed its sympathy and appreciation,
they, together with Miss Sara Sweeney, the
accompanies, put forth their best efforts,
the result being 4 most delightful concert
As has been already intimated, the en-
tire programme WAS we'll interpreted, but
the duo between Mrs Palmer and Miss
Williams, 'Giorno d'Orrore, F" from SEMI
ramide, " is deserving of especial mention.
The almost perfect rendition of the vocal
parts, added TO Miss Sweeney's judicious
and effective accompaniment, combined TO
hold the close attention OF the audIeoce,
aud the applause at the conclusion Of the
number va enthusiastic So successful q
musical event ought not 10 be allowed to
stand alose; 1t is to be hoped the Ladies
Quartette Club will announce another con-
cert at an early day.
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Anotber Ipspection Committee.

MeSsrs. james 5. Beans, c. Hanicka,
Vim. Burnett, d. Ackersou, Louis RaPp
J. d. Mailer, A. McC. Wilson, a commit
tee Of Springfield, o., gentlemen accom-
panied by W. +. Rodgers, editor Of the
TR,s, were in the city yesterday and reg
istered at the St James. The gentlemen
came down to inspect our brick street
paving blocks and they were shown about
the city BY several members Of the Boarc
Of Public Works. Like all other commit
tees who have investigated into the merit;
Of the pavement, these gentlemen express
ed themselves highly pleased with it and
will make a favorable report to the Spring
field Council upon their return.
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tn Jail.

Yesterday afternoon, during the progress
of the auction sale at the Mcclure House,
John Hogans, a colored man, broke open
the door of room No. 63, on the fourth
floor, and stole a new Prince Albert coat
and some other clothing, the property of
B. W. Phillips, the billiard room keeper.
Officer Jack West arrested Hogans, and
took mm before Justice Davis, who com
mitted the prisoner in default of $1,000
bail. HoganS claims TO be from Brooklyn,
but has been about this city and Pitts
burgh for a couple Of months.
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Transfer. Of Real F.tate.

The following transfers o real estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks office yes
terday:
Deed made March In. ISL, BY Daniel
F. Zane and wife, to F. c. II. SChwertfeger,
for lot No. 6. on the plat laid out BY W:
>. Hubbard and H. NJ. Russell, special
/ commissioners. Consideration, $3.50
Deed made March 16. lSS7, by W. II.
Caldwell to F. C. II. SchWertteger, for a
right Of way along the west five feet OF lot
No. !. on the EAST side Of SoGth Front
street Consideration 81.
Deed made October l6, lSs?, by William
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Certificate of Incorporation.

Secretary of State Walker has issued a
charter to the Mahan Fruit and Produce
Company, organized for the purpose OF
planting, growing and cultivating all
kinds OF fruits and vegetables The prin-
cipal place of business istO be At Brooklyn,
Hancock county, the charter to expire the
10th day of February, lsg7. Five thousand
dollars have been subscribed, and 500
paid in. The capital Is divided into shares
Of 500 each, and held as follows: Ma y
Mahan, W. c. Mahau, Ella Brennenam, OF
Brooklyn: Carrie NJ. Porter, OF New Cum
berlaDd, and J. =. MahaU, OF Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Stranger.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
Mr.. Paul ReymAn has gone to New York
to school.
Melvin d. LandOn Eli Perkins, is at
the Stamm House.
Mr.. Robert Kirk, Of Flushing, O., was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. l.. F.. Smith. OF MiddlebOurne, W.
Va, WAS in the city yesterday.
is. Mossgroye and Harry Stephens, of
Steuhenyille, y were in the city yester-
day.
Nr. L X. Pollock, a prominent farmer
Of WetLel county, vas IN the city yeSter-
day.
James Mclean, of Denver, Col, q prom
inent mine proprietor, CHARTERED at the St
james yesterday.
ChaS Goh and wife, of Sheffield. Pa,
and Mr.. II. c. Van Kirk, of Washington,
Pa, were quartered at the Staum yester-
day
Mr. K. II. Parker, OF the Wheeling hat
ble1cheTy, vas presented yesterday by his
employees With > beautiful g~old-headed
cane.
VIII Mooney, of WOodsneid, and Hon.
Joe Woods, OF this city, will arrive home
tonight from a fortnight's tour in Kansas
and other States From a letter to a friend,
in which Wichita Sreierred TO, they say
that pgpes tor land are out Of all reason.
and 1t is simpiy RGy beyond what it's
~ a1@k.v-.k = = = - l.
and resold al a profit Real estate agents
are thicker than leaves in valAmbroa, and
! sbout every other house in Wichita con-
! tairs . y=al estate agent Kansas, they
say, is 4 probabilities State, but after the
prospective customer signs 9 document
about the size Of an insurance policy be
c4a get 81! be wants at about three times
the price paid Tor it in Wheeling.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Slight Fire.

An alarm from box No. 90, at half-past
eleven yesterday morning called the de-
partment to No. 44l2 Chapline street,
where a fire had started on the roof of a
tenement house owned and occupied by
William Craig. The blaze was soon eN-
tinguished. The loss will not exceed $50.
On the way to the fire a housing was broken
on the Atlantic engine. The accident Oc-
Cured after leaving the brick pavement
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We have new an exhibI IA largest
line - spring and Summer Woolens
ever PlAeeA fss iaspeeIiSn I'm our city
which will be nRae Sr 6rSt-elaSs az
reasonable prices
BalSri<EaR Underwear. i'm all sfEee,
AZ st.0Q . sait and upwards
&. HESS 4 SONS,
IS2l Market street
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Explosion of q shell.

William Steiman, an employe OF the
Standard mill, had the late unpleasantness
rather forcibly recalled TO his mind yester-
day. He was throwing scrap iron into a
furnace, and among the lot was an old
three-inch shell for a field gun. The mis-
sic soon became hot and exploded with
terrific violence, injuring the furnace
somewhat, but fortunately not %wOundlDg
any of the workmen in the vicinity.
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The McLure House Auction.

The opening OF the auction sale of the
Mcclure House furniture and fixtures at
tracted 4 very large number OF people to
the hotel, yesterday, and a large amount Of
stuff was sold at fair prices. Feather pill
lows and holsters sold at from - to 80
cents per pound, blankets at 80 TO - cents
each. hair MATTRESSES at g TO s. each.
china chamber sets at Sl.25 to 1926 per
set, glass fruit stands two Tor a quarter,
goh!ets 81 cents per dozen, centre tables
from 81 up. and 80 on. The sale will be
continued to-day.
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wheeling 90 Chicago without Change.
The b so. is now running 3 through
train, Wheeling to Chicago, Sleeper at
taehed, leaving Wheeling daily, except
Monday, at 500 p. m, city time, arriving
IT CniSSSO st 600 3 N. Passengers car
remain in sleepers until 500 = n. if they
wish
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Porter and wife, to F1ottie Rine, wife o.
Joshua Rine, for lot. No. 81, fronting on
Railroad street between Elm street and
Ash alley. Consideration $50.
Deed made March Il, 1887, by VIM
North and wife, to K. P. Glass, for half an
acre of land onShort creek. Considera'
ton $50.
Deed made February 10, 1SS7, by jane
Orr and wife, to James HUFF, for 3s4 acres
of land on the road from HaneytOwn to
Roney'. Point. Consideration, S,O65.6o
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Pound at Last.

The steamer Telegram yesterday brought
up to the city the two.horse truck belong
ing to Welty & Co, swept away from the
wharf about a month ago, on the occasion
of the drowning of Mr.. Wagner, the firms
driver. The truck was caught Wednesday
evening at the Pi;tsburg Coal Works, be-
low Bellaire, by Mr.. Z. F. Mittleton, a
gentleman who was on the lookout for
wild ducks. The truck was in good con-
di,iou, and will be put in service again by
the firm.
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Mis-. Fortesque In "Frou-Frou."

This evening the celebrated actress,
Miss May Fortesque, will appear at the
Opera House in that ~well-known and
f~avorite drama, "Frou-Frou." Miss For
tesaue needs no introduction to the Wheel
ing public. She comes here supported by
a tine company, and her engagement Is Ger
tain to be a popular success.
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snecial E,cun.ion. n noIh.

On March E, Is, p and - the P, C. &
St l. Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets
to Florida points at extremely low rates.
For tickets and further particulars call on
or address J. G. TOmlinSOn, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, ".
Va
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To Chicago by Daylight.

Passengers taking the C. 4 p. train
leaving Bridgeport at 5:45 a. m. city time.
make direct connections at Rochester with
the fast express train on the Fl Wayne
road, arriving in the Union depot Chiea-
60, al 1000 p m. Go BY this route and
ave sleeping car fare.
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An Art sale.

By request there will be An Art Sale al
Kinks Art Store. 1905 Main street, com
mencing March 18th. The sale will con
tune each evening At : o'clock. 4 mum
Der OF paintings and other art works by
local artists will be offered. This will be
a grand opportunity 10 secure hargAins IN
pictures.
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Genuine Kangaroo shoes.

For the lightest, finest and most
stylish shoes for gentlemen, Stacy Adam:
x Co. stand al the head A. manufactures
of fine shoes, and those wishing tine SHOES
would do well to examine hefore purrhas
ing.
J. W. ANICE, Sole Agent,
ll43 Main Street.
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EXCITING race AZ the Alhsmbra Rink
Satauiay night two mile straight away,
between Eoge2e Hanke, the champion
boy skater OF AmerkS, and Jesse Burkett,
Wheeling'S favorite. Race 70 DC $G!lsd at
9 o'el0Ck. Burkett TO receive . lap
stsrt
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R.nwood Accommodation.

On and after Monday, March :, the B.
SO will run an excursion train daily, eN-
cept Sunday, % BeuwoOd for the accommo-
datiou Of workingmeu. Tnain will leave
Wheeling. city time, 81 so a m, arriv-
iug at RenwOOi ~ $50 a m. Returning.
leave BenwOOd At 6.05 p. II, arriving II
Wheeling e 6:sD p. m.
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"R & o. EIPress-Wheellng TO Chicago
Without Change Of Cars.

On and after Sunday, February ~, the
b 4 q. will run = through train, s;eSper
attached. between Wheeling and Chicago.
no change Of any class leaving Wheeling
daily eNosp, Monday at 800 p. n. and ar
irving in Chicago st 6OO 4. u, IN time
M al Western trainA
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nn.ninr nf In. Brnn.nick.

Mr.. Martin Thornton ANNOUNCES that
the cafe Brunswick Will be open to the
public Saturday. the first m al served on
that day being dinner. The Brunswick II
fitted Up in handSomer style than ever.
and will he a model restaurant.
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Great Auction sale of Ready Made Cloth

Great Auction sale Of Ready Made Cloth
ing and Piece Goods
We will commence on Monday, March
II, At : p N, to sell our entire stock Of
goods NJ auction and will continue the sale
every evening until the stock IS disposed
Of.
Vow isas time to supply yourselves With
clothing suitable for all seasons 1t your
own price.
Having only sixteen days To remain in
this room, thesals ass b quiek and with
out reserve
Private sales during the day st suctiOI
prices
WHEELING CLGTHISG COMPANY,
il5s Main Street
j. BRHLE,
Manager.
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The usual treatment Of catarrh is very
IN satisfactory, ~ thousands Of despairing
patients can testify. On this point =
trustworthy medical writer saws: Proper
local treatment is positively necessary to
success, but many, If not most of the rem
edies in general ne by physicians, afford
but temporary benefit A cure certainly
cannot he expected from snufs, powders,
dOuches and washes Ely's Cream Balm
is 4 remedy which combines the important
requisites Of quick action, specific curative
power, With perfect safety and pleasant
Dess to the patient
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Job Lot

OF ladies' h3e Shoes 20 he closed CT ~
S25, worth AO0 Call early, these an
bargains l. V. BLOND
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CHIpREN's HONE, CINcISYAn, Q.

CHuDREN's HONE, CINCINNATI u
We feel that We cannot speak too hlgsiy
Of your GOoch'S Mexican Syrup rs cough
remedy. II Is = most excellent MEDICINE,
being pleasant 10 take, and all the nurses
ACE that it is Just The thing for the chill
dren. NJ. '. GRoCSE,
Superintendent
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Limited.

On and after Sunday, February ~, the
R&0 will run ssleeper and coach on train
A.. leaving Wheeling at 3 p N, city time,
and a6Sxing at Chicago At Ga. M
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Inh Lot

OF Ladies enc shoes to be closed oOt at
50 Sd worth S4Uo. Gsll early, these are
barzainS l. y. BLOND.
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BROWNS
IRON
B/TTERS

WILL CURE
INDIGESTION
~BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS
a
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IN The BACK AND SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE By xEL DRUGGISTS
Ii. G<-zine kaE Tnie-N.k and crossed Re4
UnS g vr7ppeE
TAKE NO OTHER
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arp Surds.
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE!
-BCT-
The Following Bargains VIII
II YOU DELAY TOO LONG.
Gone Soon and Secure Them.

Ss-Ineh Heaviest Sheeting made,
= cents every here, only sc.
Extra Fine $3.50 Best Oil Red Calico,
extra width only lee
Fast Color Turkey Red Table ClOth'
only 3Je.
CrinkIed SeersuckeF, AZ 5, 6. and .
cents. worth =. no, and IL cents.
a special number OF Black eros
Grain silk, which We are selling nt
30 cents IL Just IS cents under price.
200 Pairs of LIsie NittS. az
n pair.